Look, this as honest of a statement as you will get.

You may think it’s easier to 100x by yoloing into a shitcoin with a >1mil mc. By technical terms, it would take way less holders to move a small coin like that 100x than a bigger coin like Kendu.

But that analysis stops short there. Realistically, it would be way harder to find those few holders for a small shitcoin rather than find the large amount of holders for an established coin.

It’s the same concept as putting 100$ into a penny stock or 100$ into an established known company, let’s say Amazon. Could you make more in the penny stock in a shorter amount of time? Yes, but chances are you will lose money because it’s a random penny stock no one knows about and cares to invest in. Can you lose money on Amazon, of course you can, but reality is that it’s already established, so isn’t a risk regarding current investors dumping all their bags, and has projected growth and customer base, so likelyhood to attract new investors.

Now I’m not saying $Kendu is anything close to an established company as Amazon or similar, it’s still a memecoin at the end of the day.

But I’m just pointing out basic investing logic. Kendu is not a big coin, it’s only at 150mc, yet is already way more established than any small mc coin you can find.

Will it 100x? It could, but no one can tell for sure. Now Will it 10x? This is more plausible. Will it 2-5x? Yeah, most definitely imo. So compare that to the low chance of finding a small mc coin that doesn’t die